Why Visit Vietnam? A motorbike crosses your path. Then another. Then fifty. You're standing on a Hanoi sidewalk drinking egg coffee — a foamy, custardy creation that exists nowhere else — while the city flows around you like water around a rock. Vietnam is controlled chaos. Ha Long Bay's 2,000 limestone islands rise from emerald water like a Chinese painting come to life. Hoi An's ancient town glows with silk lanterns at dusk. The Cu Chi Tunnels outside Saigon are 250 kilometres of underground passages that changed the course of a war. And everywhere, the food: pho steaming in the morning mist, banh mi from a street cart for ₹60, and drip coffee so strong it could restart your heart. Vietnam is the country that makes you feel most alive. Vietnam only. Single or multiple entry.